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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-08-06
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IN TIE JUSTICE COURT. IN TIE STATE
/ VI n vsdA. toun VI Lncol,. Phoebe
Ivsuship. bsfoie A A. Young . Ju sticc OF tho
Pesc. ia sid Tor tue T,wnshi) aud Couly
aforesaid Tbs STATE % S-vadi 70 lac la abiin
grteins:
You are hereby summoned TO appear bofos
The uud.-r ishrt, justics VI tho 70 zoe. 10 aha
4 piccne 10 wu-h,p, - my once In Piochs. IN
sad county Of LtncJ lu, on ths 5pth dAS VI suJ,
1881, at II u'siojkA NJ, to alswer unto W.
mylaint Of PiAintif, !. II. hsacs, who sussto
cover ju ig nent Against you tor the su o.
Tw, II ia tired gu Eshty tSIB)I Dollars, tns
balance re nHining qua upon an account w.
tive u you aud saii pistntin for medical ~:
vices rem iere you. esc 81 sNd pisint'n. sna
the bull Tor which services WAS heretofore rvn'
aersi, ~ fully set firth IN compliant on nlc
In my Office. Aut II you fall u sppe = sna
ans yer, tlc plaiat'd then and there VIII t'hS
Judgment %gsiuHt you tor the sum Of Two hup::
ired and Eiglty ,tisDD Djliars. COLA coin o.
the Uuifed Sslies, the Aforesaid am ount, W
/, tier with aoets and damages.
Gwen under my haui, IN tho Township Oh
PtJche, this and day Of June, 1887.
A. A. YOUNG,
Justice Of the Peace Of said Town ship.
Attest true copy " the original su mmons'
Il. u. rURNE.S, sheriff,
BY 3 D. Smith. Deputy juneAsd.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-08-06

A certain disciple Of Blackstone was
out in the neighborhood south Of Eureka
on Friday last, when he happened to see
a badger, which he tracked to his hole
Yesterday morning he started out with
Nick Waldvogle to dig out the critter.
They armed themselves with pick and
shovel and started out for the hole. The
disciple claims that he dug out the ami
NAL, and, with stroke Of the pick or
shovel, he does NOT know which, killed
it. He says the animal was three feet
long, and weighed about 60 pounds.
and that Waldvogle took the skin to his
ranch to cut it up for whiplashes.
While he was telling his story, gentle.
man asked him what was the color Of the
badger. He answered that it was grey,
but was astonished when he wan told
that badgers in this country are all
striped. Eureka Sentinel. ssanes.s.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-08-06

A Salt Lake dispatch says. The death
is announced Of John Taylor, President
Of the Mormon Church, who died on the
9th inst, at o'clock, but the place is
not given. He was 70 years old, joined
the Mormon Church in 1887. and was
made one of the II apostles in 1888. He
was missionary for 20 years and editor
OF various Church papers and pm blications.
He embraced polygamy among the first.
and denied its practice after Being in it
for years. He was President Of the IL
when Brigham Young died, and became
President Of the Church in 1880. He
was indicted for unlawfrh cohabitation
early in 1855 and went into hiding in
February Of that year, and has not
shown up in public since. George @.
Cannon has bitter article in the Church
organ, charging Taylor's blood to the
persectors who have bounded him to his
death. Eureka Sentinel.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-08-06

An inventor now proposes to make
crockery coffins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14
HoLrDar Goops.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

ve tava made numerous additions to our very large
and attractive line Of HOLIDAY GOODS during the
present week. and our stock il complete in every
department.
We can only mention few of the many bargains we
are Offering.
In Celluloid Dressing Cases and Manicure Sets we
have great variety, at attractive prices.
ThreePfece Sets at sl.50. s175, 90 IS. IS, $3.50
and $3.50
Five Pisce Sets at s2ss and upwards.
Full Sets. with Manicure 50. 95 to S12.5o.
These rstclass goods. in plush cases. and made
b. the most reliable manufacturers, and bargains
at the prices named.
In Hsndkerchefs, we have unusually large stock,
all ct very low prices; i'm white embroidered all-nen
goods have extra good values at 25 and Soc Col
ored Borderod Embroidered Goods at less than half
value.
One lot of White Silk Hemstitched Handkerchief
duced to 25c.; former price 80 and 4Oc.
One lot White and Colored do. reduced to Csc. or
for 81; former price 80. SO and 75c.
One lot do reduced to 50c.; former price 7o, &C..
and 81 These odd lots and make the price low
to close them out ct once.
Our PC. Embl oidered Initial Handkerchiefs beat
anything in the market
Real Duchess Lace Handkerchief. from STkc. to
Sl2.5o.
Finest japanese Hemstjtched Handkerchiefs from
SOC. to s125.
japanese Initial Sin Hsndkerchiefs at &c.
Fancy Articles of every description from 10c to 81
Plush Frame Mirrors at greatly reduced prices
Neckwear Fans. Gloves, Umbreas Table Linens,
Lace Fichus and Scarfs. Ladies' Muffs and Boas, Jew
cry Black Dress Goods. in the Per
fnnery and Toilet Waters Work Boxes. Work Baskets
and other useful articles, at low prices.
1t Will pay you to examine our Stock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

The inexorable Hewlett viii not relent. lie de-
nies that any colored restaurant or hotel keeper
m this city treats colored customers otherwise
than white customers are treated. but show him
such q discriminating man OF color. he says, and
Into the Police 'ourt and out OF business that man
foes. The statement that some colored restaurant
Keepers discriminate as alleged Is made on the
authority Of one OF the city papers edited
and published BY and for the colored people
TEE sraR's intention was not, however, to furnish
new names for Mr. Hewlett's list but TO question
whether this crusade upon the restaurant keepers
who wish 70 cater to particular class has the
slightest tendency to eliminate the prejudice
against the colored people, and whether the con-
duct OF the restaurant keepers is based upon color
prejudice. necessity for the crusade Is sug-
gested In the situation OF the colored "wives and
daughters whom Mr.. Hewlett pathetically pic:
tnres as half starving and wholly sick because
they fear to exercise the inalienable right OF en-
tering the restaurants which cater 20 swelldom.
such starvation and illness are, of course selfm-
posed AMI unnecessary. Mr.. Hewlett's position
tnat all the legal rights OF the colored people in
respect &c intercourse and contact with the whites
must be fully exercised leads naturally to the de-
mand OF mixed schools as suggested IN his
communication. TEE STAR believes that the mass
Of our coored people favor separate schools Self
interest and self-respect influence them In that
matter, and similar seif-respect which is not en-
forced, may be relied upon for practical settle
hent OF the present difficulties. No self-restrained
and self-respecting man. whether white or colored
WILL merely to vindlcate his legal right TO do So
gowhere he Is not wanted with no necessity press
ing and without advantage TO himself except noto-
riety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14
n h good thing that the Senate has addressed

n ID good thing that the senate has addressed
N ssteutaoa again 20 the proposed constitutional
amendment changing the date OF Inauguration
dAy 70 the 3oth OF April which failed OF attention
N the House last session through Mr.. fuckers
c0ntlnued absence from his seat and his unwiil-
ingness that any Other member OF his committee
should report it But for this circumstance the
legislatures Of all the States might have acted
upon it this winter and the new amendment gone
Into effect with the beginning OF the second cen
tury OF the Constitution As IL Is, senator Hoar,
who re-introduces It postpones It's application TO
the rear 1S<0 This session 1 majority OF the Sen
stors are aware OF the nature OF the measure and
Of the arguments In Its favor. There are enough
q To- friends who held over 70 insure It's early
passage II they VII put little energy into their
work. BY the tine it goes 10 the House that body
win have q new chairman for It's judiciary CON-
nastee who, II IL 20 De hoped. viii dud a chance
% report the resolution promptly II his associates
Instruct him 10.
In connection with this came subject, IT Is said
that Mr.. Grain Is going 70 introduce in the House
a bill TO make Congressional sessions begin on the
1se Of January ana continue iii The 3lst Of Deem
Der There Is q good deal Of sound sense In this
idea OF continnSls sessions OF the law-making
pody. II Is a foreign practice, but one which we
could well AFFORD TO initiate. There is nothing In
M 20 prevent recesses, at any time and for any
period the two houses may agree upon; and the
existence OF two perfectly organized chambers
throughout tho year, ready to reassemble at
moments notice II separated would give the
country al additional sense OF security in any
smarvency that might arise. like threat OF war
q q financial panic The plan OF having the
members OF the House enter upon their duties as
soon as practicable after their election has much
IN its favor, also. The weary wait OF thirteen
months Is bad Of itself; and the new members
nt impulse after getting into his scat, is 70 make
capital preparatory to the next falls canvass,
which seems 30 close at hand.
There n not much doubt that Mr. Grains bill,
nke senator Hoars resolution, will receive general
popular commendation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14
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beautiful face. set In q sea Of gold.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

The record was not broken after all Mr. Potter
was not killed in his Partisan duel with senior Car
mona BE was only wounded, and had fever In
Consequence. but has been out Of bed for the last
week or more. Both parties have declared them
selves satisfied, so that there is no danger that
either will he called upon 70 face IRE again In the
same interest, and the French duel retains its
proud eminence as the most harmless form OF out
door recreation known 70 the old world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

reception Is TO be given Tonight at Masonic
Temple 70 Sir Thomas Henry GraTtaa Esmoade
and Arta1r o'Connor, Members OF Parliament and
leaders IN the Irisn cause, are canyassng this
country 70 ascertain from personal observation the
sentiments Of the American people as to the JUS
ice OF home rule for Ireland. The size and char
ecter OF the meeting tonight Is likely TO give
Isetiy effective answer, on the part OF the Capital
OF the Nation. 10 the Tory assertion that sthe mass
OF the American people are opposed 20 Ireiand's
claim and that the course Is only endorsed BY some
oos.,ure Politicians 70 catch the Irish Vote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

The Keely motor is making itself conspicuous
again oy getting an occasional quotation on the
New York STOCK exchange lists printed in the
papers and by q renewed agitation among the
shareholders Of the question whether Mr. Keely
should not be forced TO disclose his TO them
The majority OF those consulted On the subject are
said 70 have pronounced such course inexpeifent.
Many Others, not consulted, are OF the opinion
taat the disclosure OF Mr.. Keely's secret is not
only ilexpedIent, but impossible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

Daniel Wilson energies fren the mire through
which he has been dragged since the French scan
dal season began. rather the worse for wear
politically speaking. but otherwise uninjured
His accusers have failed TO make a case against
him sufrcienuy strong 70 convince the court Of
anaignment and he Is therefore. so far as the
technical judgment goes, not guilty. The .'woman
In the case has for one occasion, been condemned
20 suffer more than her biggest victim. She is
made 70 pay the costs OF trial OUT OF her private
purse. AL he has lost Is the right TO live In the
Elyses palace; but a. his faIner-in-law has
been compelled 10 remove also, there IL nothing
longer TO prevent his resuming his home in the
bosom OF the Grevy family.
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The reputation of the Jewelry sold by us has become
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TO be exactly represented Best quality Rolled
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Goods we give exact copies Of the latest designs in
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30 popular as to be acceptable any friend
Our Holiday Stock is unequaled in quality and price
Rolled Plate Bar Pins. fifty styles, 4gc and gac
sTrhy Pms copied from solid goods. 99c and 81 40
Rolled Plate and Roman Gold Brooches CSC.
Sets, 99c.. S1.i9, $3.50 S34y
Ibis 1.-The j. shown by no one else in the city
Solid Gold Ear-drops, Rhine Stone Set, 97c,
same quality. heavy Diamond Setting 81 90
100 styles Gentlemen's Crayat Pins 2oc, 4gc Tgc
and 99c. ' 'N
20 styles Solid Gold Cravat Pins 99c, 81 40. and
sI99. " ~ ~->'
solid Gold Rines, Plain Band or Set Csc
f1ie quality Set Rings, solid gold, & 90, 40 90
$500. ""' ~'''
Real Amber Necklaces, 29c. Soc, 79c to "a &c.
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star, crescent, square and Ci Gle, ACC
Sterling silver and Rhine stone Pins 99c. Bar Pins
Sll9 Bar Pms reduced to orc
Sl.29 bar Pins reduced To g9c
Ladies' ard Chidren's Flexible Twist bracelets hest
Rol.el Plat f, 81. 20 pair '
Rolled Plate Chain Bracelets with Lock so % pair
HSh Y,aty Link Bracelets in the patterns OF
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

Tue territories asking admission as states come
promptly 70 the front VIII the antiprotectlon
Policy OF the administration smooth the way to
the admission CT the northwest territories. In
which tns tarin reformers are strong7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14

senator Piltt comes TO the front with his IA
miliar proposal for the abolition OF secret ses-
Gons; and. as some OF the men who resisted the
reform last session are now out OF the way, the
prospect Is nc least fair that it will succeed The
new senators certainly would be unwise to antago-
ME public sentiment at the very outset OF their
Careers and everyone knows that there is no d.
vision OF opinion outside OF the Se.ate cha mber as
20 the folly Of the old custom. The fact Is, there
never was a secret session OF the senate Every
thing which has gone by that name has been an
empty hurnbug. The work OF such a session Is
known in substance TO every journalist who takes
enough trouble TO nnd It out; and where errors are
made In the published reports they for the most
part, affect mere matters OF unimportant detail
No member who respects the dignity OF the Senate
can wish this sort OF thing TO go on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14
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LARGE line Of Embroidery Material at reduced prices
Button Hole Attachments for all machines.
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THIRD FLOOR,
(Take elevator.)

UPHOLSTERY. soc. Plush Table Covers for 75c
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e450 size for 03T5. The $3.50 Oriental Portierss
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until December II.
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j onSsoS. GARNER 4 Go.
HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT.

we are showing great many useful and desirable
things for CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Coiored Silk HandSerchiefs Pongee silk Hsndker.
chiefs silk Muf,ers AL Linen Hemstitched Handker
cnsis Berlin and Cashmere Gloves, Wool Mitts Fur
TOP 6ioves Dogskin Gloves, Buckskin Gloves Colored
and balbriggan Hose. ladies' and ChIldrcn,s Wool
Hose. Aerno aud Wool Underwear
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Huek ana Damask Towels Table Damask in all 9raaes
Crochet and MArseiles Bed Spreads Black Cashmere
shawls All Wool shawls, Cardigan Jackets. BslmoraI
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texas aspires TO initiate Virginia. Notvith-
standing the decision OF the United states courts
TsxAs proposes 10 continue 70 tax drun.mers. and
20 see whether . sovereign state can be coe-cet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-14
THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.

THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
we will orer the following bargains s1hibttsd on our
third no0r onfy.
We will commence with great specials for the Hoidays
large lot Of Fancy Artcles such Photograph and
Autograph Abums Fancy Bones. whisk.holders.
Clocks. Pin Cushions. Dressing and Shaving Cases
ciss at about half price. this being IN exceptionally
cheap auction lot
Several thousand dozen Ladies Hemstitched and
Fancy Bordered Hsndkerch.efs at sc. each.
You may think because you can buy them anywhere
else at that price that thsy not cheap but after
comparing lot with the others you will come to
different conclusion.
Cardigan Jacket is very useful holiday present
for gentleman We have large assortment on hand.
including the extra Sizes at special reduction Of 10
per cent until after the holidays.
Our special lot Of heavy Cloth for Coats. Dolmans
&C.. has been reduced considerably. % We will offer the
balance at still lower figures in order 10 make clean
sweep Of the lot
Mirror for the Holidays have also made reduction
Of 10 per cent. We will in particular call the atten
ton OF the reader to our sl6s Mrror lately reduced
from S225
We have fun assortment of Evenins Shades, in Do
nestle Satteen, Cheese Cloth Tarleton Remnants OF
one yard wide Cashmere at the lowest Prices possible
We mention the above fact because delicate shades
often in demand before the Holidnys
Our Comfort and blanket department is filled to its
utmost capacity with almost all ths different produc-
ttons in this line.
We will herewith mention few specials:
Honeyconb Spreads. in large sizes, at 90 and CSC.
each.
French Saline Comfort filled with the best white
cotton, our own make. ct 81. worth e2.75.
We have also full line Of Lap Robes at reduced
prices. suitable for Holiday Presents
We claim to have the best assortment of Horse Ba-
kets in the city, and offer them all at reduced figures
Anew invoice of Furniture Print, beautiful designs
at 6lsc. per yard. worth SC.
small lot Of one yard wide Androscoggin Bleached
Cotton Remnants at &c. per yard worth &c.
large quantity of Remnants consisting Of allwool
Tricots Ladies' Cloth Flannels and many others at
half price.